Friendly Knowledge aka Aaron Hochman is a New Jersey producer who disassembles numerous soul and funk tunes, speeds them up and melds them with simple, fast footwork beats for manic, upbeat results.

Marchthirtyseventh abuses synthesis algorithms in real time to create lightly-warped soundtracks to imaginary public TV programs from the 70s and 80s. He began making electronic music using cassette tapes, Casio keyboards and early computer programs.

Maxx Klaxon, the musical alter ego of multimedia artist Maximus Clarke, brings his pulsating synths, crisp beats, and processed vocals to the Clocktower Gallery, for a exclusive studio performance session and interview.

pSyncUs Project is the work of artist Chris Vanderessen who has been performing his beat-heavy electronic music since the turn of the century. He is the force behind festival happenings offering unity, shared resources and healing mindscapes.

Our hosts welcome, talk, and encourage more than a little music with Barber Sonora, the project of Juan Larios, a Mexican graphic designer and electronic musician based in NYC mixing Mexican tropical bands, Latin music, house, electro and dance.

Boptronica (Harry Weinberg and C. Chris Peters) creates music by improvising live sax, electronic wind instruments and theremin over electronically generated rhythm patterns. They discuss this and their interesting day jobs in this studio session.

A session at the ARTonAIR.org studios with the 19 year old, Brooklyn based, multi-instrumentalist and producer of experimental beats and bass known for his heavy low end beats, chopped and skewed into rhythmically unstable patterns that ebb and flow.

Plaeground has many sounds but no sides. Plaeground is the electronic manipulation of organic vibrations. Plaeground is every little noise turned into music for the sake of music. plaeground eats from the trash and smokes bussdowns.

An electronic musician exploring horizons of information, politics, noise, control, proximity, subversion, corruption, interconnectedness and interrelatedness via custom electronics, hand-craft, hardware hacking, media technologies, and process.

A legend in his own time: obsessed record collector, DJ, advertising copywriter, promoter, creative consultant, and producer. With Double Dee he produced some of the most influential tracks in the history of hiphop and dance music (Lessons 1, 2, 3).

In his session at the Clocktower, Dok Gregory presents works both prerecorded and live, composed and improvised, that were created using a modular synthesizer system designed and built by Russian musician/DIY synth builder known as VTOL.

Tom Phonic has been producing electronic music for over 15 years organizing parties featuring live electronic musicians. Previously he performed with only drum machines and synthesizers but now he is tackling software. He plays for us live in studio.